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Game of Thrones’ Showrunners To Helm Next Star Wars Movie

2019-05-14

The ongoing Star Wars trilogy will come to an end with the release of The Rise of Skywalker later this year. Disney has already confirmed that there’s going to be a new trilogy which will begin in 2022. The company’s CEO also confirmed today that the next movie will come from David Benioff and D.B. […]

NASA’s New Moon Mission Has A Name: Artemis

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

NASA has a solid plan to put a man on the moon once again and the agency now has a name for that mission: Artemis. It pays homage to the Apollo as the 50th anniversary of the mission’s culmination is this year and also signifies the possibility that this program will send the first woman […]

Alexa Guard Turns Your Echo Into A Security Device

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

Amazon is rolling out its Alexa Guard feature for Echo devices in the United States. This follows an invite-only preview of the feature which was launched a few months back. What Alexa Guard essentially does is listen for signs of potential danger in your home when you’re away. It can be enabled by simply telling […]

Friends May Not Stream On Netflix In The Future

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

It was a big deal when Friends became available for streaming on Netflix. It’s one of the most popular TV shows ever with countless fans across the globe. Those fans may not be happy to find out that the company which owns the rights to Friends is going to remove it from competing online streaming […]

Walmart Rolling Out Free One-Day Delivery

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

Walmart has announced that it’s rolling out free one-day delivery for customers in the United States. It will initially be available to customers in Las Vegas and Phoenix before being expanded to Southern California in the coming days. Walmart says that one-day free delivery will be rolled out gradually over the coming months. It plans […]

OnePlus 7 Only Brings Minor Updates, Won’t Be Released In The U.S.

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

The OnePlus 7 Pro has rightly hogged the spotlight at the company’s launch event today. It’s the most feature-packed smartphone from the company yet, one that can really hold a candle to some of the other flagship smartphones on the market. OnePlus has also launched the OnePlus 7 today but it only gets minor updates. […]

OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2 Promise 10 Hours On A 10 Minute Charge

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

Nobody finds any pleasure in having to charge their devices. That’s why customers always wish for larger batteries and faster charging technology. If that has been your concern with wireless headphones, OnePlus has launched its new Bullets Wireless 2 headphones which promise 10 hours of playback on a 10 minute charge. OnePlus announced the second […]

OnePlus 7 Pro Goes Official, On Sale May 17th For $670

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

OnePlus had endlessly teased the arrival of its new flagship smartphone and the company has finally unveiled the OnePlus 7 Pro today. It’s evidently more high-end than some of the other OnePlus flagship killers that we have seen in the past and that’s reflected in the price tag as well. The OnePlus 7 Pro will […]

Disney Takes Full Control Of Hulu From Comcast

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

It was expected that Disney will soon be able to take full control of Hulu and that’s precisely what has been announced today. Disney has reached a deal with Comcast which will give the former full control of the streaming media service starting today. However, the deal has been structured in a way that Comcast’s […]

Faulty Pixel Owners Will Get Up To $500 From Google

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

A class action lawsuit was filed against Google by owners of the original Google Pixel phone. They had claimed that the company had knowingly sold units with defective microphones. Google has now agreed to settle the lawsuit and will thus be providing up to $500 to owners of said defective units. The settlement is yet […]

Parked Tesla Model S Catches Fire In Hong Kong

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

It has barely been a month since a Tesla Model S caught fire for no apparent reason in a Shanghai car park. While the results of the investigation into that incident have yet to be made public, there has been a similar incident in Hong Kong. Another Tesla Model S has caught fire while it […]

PlayStation 5 May Release In November 2020 For $499

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

Sony has already confirmed that it’s working on its next-generation console. The company has also pointed out that the console won’t be out before next year. A new report about the price and release date of the PlayStation 5 suggests that the console is going to be released in November next year for $499. Respected […]

How To Mirror Your iPhone To An Apple TV

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

If you have bought into Apple’s ecosystem and your home is equipped with an Apple TV and if you also have iPhone or iPad, here’s how you can take advantage of your TV’s larger display by mirroring content from your iPhone or iPad through Apple TV. This will be useful if you want to share […]

HP Omen X 2S Gaming Laptop Features A Second Display

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

Are you in the market for a powerful new gaming laptop? Perhaps you might want to take a look at HP’s latest Omen X 2S laptop. It’s quite different from conventional gaming laptops since it has a second display right above the keyboard. This means that you can play games and watch Twitch at the […]

Why Google Didn’t Kill The Headphone Jack On The Pixel 3a

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

Recently, Google announced their latest Pixel smartphone in the form of the Pixel 3a and 3a XL. These are mid-ranged Pixel smartphones that come with affordable prices, but if there is one notable difference between these phones and the Pixel 3 is that it actually comes with a headphone jack. With more handset makers starting […]

The New Mortal Kombat Movie Will Begin Filming In Australia

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

While we wouldn’t go as far as calling the original Mortal Kombat movie good, it was a classic in its own way and was one of the earlier video game movie adaptations. As some fans might have heard, a reboot of the movie is in the works and now it seems that its filming is […]

OnePlus 7 Pro Might Not Come Cheap

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

OnePlus has built a reputation over the years for creating smartphones that have decent specs and are priced affordably. Unsurprisingly, over the years, the company has increased its price bit by bit and now it seems that the upcoming OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro smartphones could be the company’s most expensive handsets to date. In […]

Adobe Photoshop For iPad Beta Signups Are Now Open

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

While some form of Adobe’s Photoshop has always been available on mobile devices, it isn’t quite as robust or complex compared to the desktop version of the app. However, last year announced alongside the new iPad Pros, Adobe also revealed that the “real” Photoshop would be coming to the iPad as well. The company did […]

A New BlackBerry Device Codenamed ‘Monet’ Could Be In The Works

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

While a lot of the focus has been on smartphones from the more mainstream brands, let’s not forget that BlackBerry is still very much in the race. In fact, it seems that a new BlackBerry handset codenamed “Monet” could be in the works thanks to references made to the handset in config files. At the […]

Thermaltake’s RGB Gaming Desk Will Cost $1,200

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

Any table can act as a gaming desk, but in case your regular table does not have enough RGB lights to make it a gaming desk, not to worry because the folks at Thermaltake have taken the wraps off the RGB Battlestation Gaming Desk. As you can see in the image above, this is a […]

Ring’s Smart Doorbells Now One Step Closer To Gaining HomeKit Support

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

Several years ago, Ring announced that they would be working to bring HomeKit support to its smart doorbells. However, after Amazon acquired the company, some were understandably worried that this would never come to pass, but Ring later clarified that by confirming that HomeKit support would still be coming. Now it looks like the wait […]

Twitter Discloses Bug That Accidentally Shared User Location Data

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

A lot of apps rely on our location to improve on its services. For example, knowing where we are might provide better information about the weather, or where a ride-hailing service can pick us up, or where we might be able to find the nearest pharmacy. Location privacy is quite a sensitive thing, which is […]

Spotify Will Soon Be Getting Its Own ‘Stories’

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

What started out as a Snapchat feature has slowly become a standard feature that we’re seeing in other apps. For those who don’t know what we’re talking about, we’re talking about the Stories feature. This allows users to post temporary content that won’t be part of their main profile. This makes it handy for announcing […]

WhatsApp Vulnerability Allowed Hackers To Inject Spyware

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

One of the features of WhatsApp that the company loves to boast about would be its end-to-end encryption. This means that messages sent and received are thoroughly encrypted, thus preventing hackers from intercepting them and reading them. However, it seems that while the app might be protected on that front, there was a vulnerability that […]

Apple TV App, AirPlay 2 Are Coming To Samsung’s 2019 Smart TVs

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

Apple and Samsung are rivals and there’s no denying it. However, both companies do seem to understand that there are benefits to working with each other, and that’s exactly what has happened. Samsung has recently announced that for its 2019 smart TVs, they will be bringing the new Apple TV app to it and also […]

Adobe Really Doesn’t You To Use Older Versions Of Creative Cloud Apps

2019-05-14

Consumer Electronics

If you were to buy a piece of software, you’d think that you would be able to use it whenever you like and for however long you like, right? Unfortunately, in the case of Adobe, it seems that the company is really not thrilled about its users using older versions of Creative Cloud apps, to […]

Lenovo Foldable ThinkPad: First Impressions

2019-05-13

Consumer Electronics

Lenovo is holding its corporate Lenovo Accelerate event today and revealed a preview of the first foldable PC, a 13.3” foldable OLED design that resembles a notepad when closed. Lenovo is no stranger to OLED displays, and you might remember the OLED Yoga X1 Carbon we reviewed a couple of years ago. However, going “foldable” […]

Here’s What’s New In iOS 12.3

2019-05-13

Cellphones & Telecommunications

Michael Grothaus 13/05/2019 – 9:18pm Apple’s new TV app has arrived! Back in March Apple unveiled an insane amount of new services at its annual Spring event. Those services include the new Apple News+ new subscription service, the Apple Arcade gaming subscription service, and Apple TV+, an Apple video subscription service. Today the company released […]

Amazon May Use Robots To Pack Your Orders

2019-05-13

Consumer Electronics

Even though Amazon says that it may be a decade before its warehouses are fully automated, the company isn’t just sitting around and waiting for the technology to catch up. It has been trying out new technologies to reduce labor and increase profits by automating some of the most common tasks at its fulfillment centers. […]

UK’s First 5G Mobile Service Launches July 3rd

Game of Thrones’ Showrunners To Helm Next Star Wars Movie

NASA’s New Moon Mission Has A Name: Artemis

Alexa Guard Turns Your Echo Into A Security Device

Friends May Not Stream On Netflix In The Future

Walmart Rolling Out Free One-Day Delivery

OnePlus 7 Only Brings Minor Updates, Won’t Be Released In The U.S.

OnePlus Bullets Wireless 2 Promise 10 Hours On A 10 Minute Charge

OnePlus 7 Pro Goes Official, On Sale May 17th For $670

Disney Takes Full Control Of Hulu From Comcast

Faulty Pixel Owners Will Get Up To $500 From Google

Parked Tesla Model S Catches Fire In Hong Kong

PlayStation 5 May Release In November 2020 For $499

How To Mirror Your iPhone To An Apple TV

HP Omen X 2S Gaming Laptop Features A Second Display

Why Google Didn’t Kill The Headphone Jack On The Pixel 3a

The New Mortal Kombat Movie Will Begin Filming In Australia

OnePlus 7 Pro Might Not Come Cheap

Adobe Photoshop For iPad Beta Signups Are Now Open

A New BlackBerry Device Codenamed ‘Monet’ Could Be In The Works

Thermaltake’s RGB Gaming Desk Will Cost $1,200

Ring’s Smart Doorbells Now One Step Closer To Gaining HomeKit Support

Twitter Discloses Bug That Accidentally Shared User Location Data

Spotify Will Soon Be Getting Its Own ‘Stories’

WhatsApp Vulnerability Allowed Hackers To Inject Spyware

Apple TV App, AirPlay 2 Are Coming To Samsung’s 2019 Smart TVs

Adobe Really Doesn’t You To Use Older Versions Of Creative Cloud Apps

Lenovo Foldable ThinkPad: First Impressions

Here’s What’s New In iOS 12.3

Amazon May Use Robots To Pack Your Orders

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